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Provides a high-level overview of Slim, its purpose, and key features. This includes information on its origins, goals, and its position as a CNCF Sandbox project.
Offers a general introduction to using Slim, including the syntax, global flags, and command structure. This provides a foundation for understanding how to interact with the tool.
Covers methods for testing Slim’s functionality and debugging issues encountered during the optimization process. This includes strategies for running tests within the temporary container created by Slim.
Discusses how to integrate Slim into Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines for automated container optimization and security.
Explains how Slim helps improve container security by performing static and dynamic analysis, removing unnecessary components, and generating security profiles (Seccomp and AppArmor).
Details the various options for connecting Slim to Docker, including specifying Docker host addresses, using TLS, and configuring other connection parameters.
Explains how Slim’s HTTP probing mechanism works, why it’s important for dynamic analysis, and how to customize its behavior for specific applications.
Details the process of setting up and managing the Slim development environment, including tools, libraries, and configurations necessary for contributing to the project.
Offers an in-depth explanation of Slim’s internal design and architecture, covering core concepts, dynamic analysis options, security implementations, and the challenges faced during development.